HDBMB Young Scientists' Forum/FEBS Junior Section present Igor Stagljar

The fourth talk of 2022 from the FEBS Junior Section is organized by the Young Scientists' Forum HDBMB, the Junior Section of the Croatian Society. Prof. Igor Stagljar, from the University of Toronto, will talk about career success in science on 14 April at 19:00 (CET).
HDBMB Young Scientists' Forum/FEBS Junior Section present Igor Stagljar
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This talk is an activity from the FEBS Junior Section, an initiative set up by students and young researchers from some of the FEBS Constituent Societies. Each month a Junior Section from one of the participant Societies organizes an online event on either a research or a career topic. This April talk is organised by HDBMB Young Scientists' Forum, the junior section of the HDBMB.

Speaker: Prof. Igor Stagljar, from the University of Toronto, Canada
Topic“My story about life, science and success”
Time: 14 April 2022, 19:00 (CET)
For more information, see the presentation abstract below and visit the Stagljar lab webpage.

Portrait of Prof. Igor Štagljar

Abstract

Prof. Igor Stagljar is a Professor in the Departments of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics at the Donnelly Centre, University of Toronto, Canada, and a Co-director and Laboratory Head at the Mediterranean Institute of Life Sciences in Split, Croatia. Professor Stagljar is one of the world leaders in the field of proteomics/chemical genomics, developing high-throughput technologies to facilitate the study of the protein-protein interactions (PPIs) of various human membrane proteins involved in cancer. The research in his lab has led to the development of the Membrane Yeast Two-Hybrid and the Mammalian Membrane Two-Hybrid (MaMTH) technologies, both of which have revolutionized membrane proteomic research. As of recent, Stagljar lab adapted MaMTH into a drug screening platform and has been directing its research efforts into SARS-CoV-2 diagnostics.

In 2015, the University of Toronto honored Prof. Stagljar with "Inventor of the Year” award for his contribution to Canada’s innovation agenda and the advancement of knowledge. As principal investigator, Prof. Stagljar secured over $38 million in research funds since he moved to Canada (in 2005) from a range of national and international funding agencies, non-profit foundations, and pharmaceutical companies. Based on his academic successes, Prof. Stagljar has co-founded two companies, Dualsystems Biotech Inc, a world-leading company in the field of interactive proteomics, and a new Toronto-based biotech start-up company named Perturba Therapeutics.

More information:

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